skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just like every other piece on passkeys it does not justify them, at all.

Passwords have problems, but less than putting all authentication secrets in a single basket or ecosystem is (which is what big tech fundamentally wants).

Passkeys are a solution to a manufactured problem, and keeps getting pushed because it is a useful big tech honey trap that solidifies their user's captivity in their ecosystems.
My case is like this: I get no anxiety talking to people, I have nothing against talking to people, and I believe I can get my point across well enough and fluently when I need to get things done.

However, whenever there is a social gathering and such that I have to attend, my default, standard set of activities unless someone approaches me is to just look around look at my surroundings, get lost in my headspace while taking a walk around the place while tuning out others and greeting anyone who I happen to know. If I happen to be interested in having a conversation with someone, I will have it. But I'm simply not interested in people by default, or meeting people for the sake of it.

I have never spontaneously felt any inadequacy with myself when doing this. What inadequacies are there have almost exclusively have been pointed out to me by others, much in the same way the author does with Aditya here. I just don't ever feel a need to talk or force a conversation unless others (relatives and colleagues) are pressuring me to do so.

The mannerisms of the Author are what I've often heard from the management people in the companies that I've worked for and in some Linkedin posts. I'm not trying to deny at all that effective communication and networking has its benefits, but the way they talk, including the Author's article often makes me feel like they're masking an insurmountable amount of annoyance and vitriol for those who just don't want to talk. It's as if they will not accept anything other than the status quo of constant chatter and networking.
Canada and New Zealand are part of the “west” so they’re very similar to the US.

Jamaica is a good pick. A non western country that has very low levels of racism.

Maybe the assertion should be that the US is amongst the least racist countries in the world. The US is clearly in a different league compared to Russia, China and India.
I disagree. You can just postMessage to communicate with the service worker and therefore I imagine the code using broadcast channel to be actually quite similar.
About debugging, service workers are easily debuggable, though not on the main thread as you already mentioned.
Musk doesn't believe in free speech. Like all oligarchs he wants to you to believe whatever narrative is most beneficial to him and to never contradict it.

He gleefully spreads misinformation if it suits his purpose. He's happy to be a hypocrite if that suits his purpose.
The thing is that you are conflating CPU architectures with computer architectures; In academia they are treated as two different educational topics, for good reason.

The first one covers the lowest level of how logic gates are physically wired to produce a Turing-equivalent computing machine. For that purpose, having the simplest possible instruction set is a pedagogical must. It may also cover more advanced topics like parallel and/or segmented instruction pipelines, but they're described in the abstract, not as current state-of-the-art industry practice.

Then, for actually learning how modern computers work you have another separate one-term course for whole machine architecture. There you learn about data and control buses, memory level abstractions, caching, networking, parallel processing... taking for granted a previous understanding of how the underlying electronics can be abstracted away.
"Strange Days" is set in the days leading up to new year's eve of the Millennium. O:-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txG9rOW8Jx0 -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strange_Days_(film) -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Beyond_the_Stars -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaxy_Quest -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children_of_Men
Ask HN: What do you use for planning?
hi, hackers!

I recently found an app that helps me organize notes, plans, and habits all in one place. It’s simple, intuitive, and free of unnecessary complexity — just perfect for me. Planning is so important because it gives you a sense of control, reduces stress, and actually helps you achieve your goals.
What's the alternative in front-end? I had assumed those things were needed to essentially reverse engineer the web to be more reactive and stateful? Genuinely want it to be simpler.
Should have used a grammar checker.
Can't edit my post anymore so replying to myself with an addendum:

I wrote the comment in a rush last night and I think it sounds like I'm dumping on ghostty. That is not my intention, it looks very well made and a true passion project which I have lot of respect for.

I just took issue with GP adding yet more hype to this.
You can take fiction seriously without treating it as representing some sort of quasireality from which coherency across decades of story telling from multiple generations of story tellers is expected. Two story tellers having contradictory accounts of what happens with a fictional character shouldn't cause distress or consternation to people who enjoy stories about that character; people who enjoy fiction should be able to take that in stride. The whole premise of a "canon" to fiction is actually an artifact of the legal construct of copyright; with folk stories which exist outside of copyright the premise of a consistent canon isn't talked about because anybody can make their own story, many people have, and everybody accepts that the stories are judged on their own independent merits rather than their conformity to the supposed canon. With franchises under copyright though, it is the copyright holding entity which is, by people who "take fiction seriously" as you put it, granted a special privilege to determine the relative validity of different works written by different people. This isn't even a privilege given to the writers, as seen in this case where the privilege is assigned to the Paramount corporation; not to the original writers of Star Trek, nor even the writers of the show supposedly erased from the "canon". See also, the demotion of Extended Universe in the tiered canon of Star Wars by... who? George Lucas? No. The EU writers? No. By the corporation who bought the legal rights to Star Wars decades after most of that stuff was written.

It's not fiction which you are taking seriously. It's copyright. Canon in fiction is an expression of territorialism from the entity owning the legal rights, not some sort of intrinsic attribute of the collection of stories.
I think it's not as popular as the PIC, ARM, AVR, or even MSP430

Far more 8051 cores are shipped than all of those combined, excluding ARM.
Personally, my main reason to prefer Kitty over Terminal.app are (I believe Ghostty support all of them as well, so looking forward to try it out):

- “Kitty Keyboard Protocol” means that a TUI app can detect all keybindings. For example, if you install kkp.el in Emacs, then Emacs running in a terminal will pick up ctrl+shift keys, super keys, etc. on par with a GUI app. I believe NeoVim supports this out of the box now as well, so if you ever felt like binding Cmd+S to :w<cr> you now can.
- “Kitty Graphics Protocol” means that I can let e.g. Matplotlib show images inside a terminal, even over SSH connections. If you’re annoyed at pop-up GUI windows, or struggling with viewing remote images often, this is a nice workaround. There are even attempts at making terminal PDF viewers (like termpdf.py); IMO that’s a game changer, even though the app itself is still in a “proof of concept” stage IMO.
- Terminal splits. If you work a lot in a terminal, it’s nice to be able to full-screen a terminal and view many different shells or processes side-by-side. Last I checked, Terminal.app just doesn’t have this feature. Sure, you could use multiple windows or a multiplexer like tmux, but that comes with different trade-offs; for example, a native terminal offers smooth scrolling with a trackpad whereas tmux doesn’t. Personally, I use tmux remotely, but stopped using it locally.
- I see a lot of people mention 24-bit colors as a main reason to not use Terminal.app. For me, I’m actually pretending that I have a 16-color terminal, because I’m tired of having to theme every command-line utility individually, I’d rather they all just respect my 16 chosen colors instead. The only exception is my editor, just because there are unfortunately few good 16-color themes these days, so I instead change my terminal program to be consistent with my editor theme and then let every other TUI utility believe the terminal only supports 16 colors to match.
I get this vibe from HN comments that refer to "juniors". Because it's a frequent occurrence, whether they mean it or not, I think they get a small kick out of placing themselves above others.
> you ... may experience a degraded experience

What an eloquent way to say "our service isn't working".
So then, if we can choose to scapegoat at any of these levels, do we choose to recurse to the base case and say that surely we agree that living in a society based on capitalism incentivizes it and money is at fault, or do we escape recursive loop before getting there by returning early and focusing on something else that’s inconsequential?
Your kitchen likely depends on multiple external resources, like electricity, water supply, ventilation.
I didn't downvote you, but honestly, it doesn't really help understand what commuting diagrams are. I use them all the time, and never use category theory.

Your description was all abstraction, and I can't imagine would help anyone who didn't already know what we are talking about.

A concrete example would greatly help!
Thanks Reynaldi! Yes you are right, the next thing we are preparing is to detect a premium domain, to mark it as such and show its specific price, which is usually very high. Luckily they are rather exceptions, but we will be cover more and more exceptions of this type.
your problem is caring about what other people have decided. Surely metadata is irrelevant and can be changed/overridden.

You onboard a version and make sure everything you need can build against it, patching software as needed.
A criminal element. There can be more than one.
There's just no way I buy that I could safely make a change in a 100 loc function and know that there won't be an impact 30 lines down, where with a few additional function you can define the shape of interactions and know that if that shape/interface/type is maintained that there won't be unexpected interactions. Its a balance though as indirection can also readily hide and obscure interactions or add unnecessary glue code that also takes up mental bandwidth and requires additional testing to confirm.
Now that you mention it, the military power struggle seems even scarier than the economic singularity...
Don't forget the mandatory '© OpenStreetMap contributors'.

https://osmfoundation.org/wiki/Licence/Attribution_Guideline...
Predator. I watch it every Christmas!
That's not how HN works, though, and the site docs ask you to use original titles.
yea fuck those things

learned it the hard way, now my totp secrets are always copied into a google sheet so i can use any totp client.
> a dynamic language with capabilities of runtime debugging is far better equiped to inspect code like this

Have you used a robust, modern debugger, like IntelliJ or Visual Studio? You can do a whole heck of a lot of very, very robust debugging. You can watch, run commands, run sets of commands, inspect anything in great detail, write new code in the watcher, and so on.
The biggest capability jump comes from semantic search. You can now search based on the content of a text rather than a literal character level match.
Gotcha, thanks! Updated.
> IN GENERAL.—This Act shall not apply to classified source code or source code developed primarily for use in a national security system (as defined in section 11103 of title 40, United States Code).

The exemptions are extremely broad in section 4 of the act. I don't expect anything interesting to come of this reporting. Or for any money to be saved.
Wouldn't the keyboard queue the following keypresses and only apply them once the fix has been made? So your keyboard invocation of "move to next window" would only trigger once the fix has been made?

As for reaching for the mouse, moving the cursor, clicking in the new window: wouldn't happen faster than the keyboard s autocorrect.
The post was definitely not AI sourced; underlying thoughts are original and possibly it’s been touched up afterwards. But this is 100% the style of ChatGPT, I would bet a lot on it.

It wasn’t an accusation (I don’t think it actually matters in the end), so much as to understand why do it — in a post about ChatGPT usage, it helps understand context: if OP values using it for stuff I wouldn’t value using it for, for example, then it will change the variables.
Sounds like Xerox. I got out after 20+ years with the last of the good voluntary layoff packages. The ones that hung on got a lot less than I did.
Cool!

btw in Mochi you can set the multiplier. It doesn't need to halve. I set mine to 0.1, which practically means "tomorrow" for most cards, or "in a few days" for cards with a very long streak of recall success.
“ Hey man, what’s up? Why don’t you approach and talk to a few here? They are friendly, you know. You like Open Source, so maybe talk to that guy (pointing to a senior of mine) and ask him how he got started “

ah yes nothing says being a party host like whispering to someone the exact words they should say like they’re a child learning to socialize.

I agree with most of the other HN comments that this article, while hitting the nail on the head when talking about socialness and how that is linked to appreciation in the workplace, is not very kind to anyone who strays from this socializing.

Kind of like the author got taught he had to socialize, as a rule. and feels a disdain towards people ‘breaking’ that rather unspoken social rule
If we reach superhuman AGI the best preparation you can make is weapons, combat training and maybe look to build/join a militia to do a quick takeover while it's still ramping up. Society is built on cooperation outperforming violence - there's 0 chance that holds past real AGI - game theory works very different when we aren't living in an iterated prisoners dilemma.
Pro-level trick moves only work if you play the right continuation. When a weaker player learns a specific trick sequence, the stronger player is going to fall for it all right, but they'll play it differently than what the weaker player learned to punish.

If the weaker player learns all the variations of a trick sequence... perhaps he just became stronger :)

Unconventional moves can help if you want to throw off a similarly skilled opponent.
Britain is not apart from Europe, the continent. It has, and always will be, deeply connected. Leaving the EU didn't mean it got to sail away to a new place, it just meant no longer having a powerful seat at the table.

Effectively, Britains future is always tied to the EU, as the EUs is tied to Britain. If Europe has a big economic failure then it will drag the UK down regardless of politics. If Europe has a war the UK will not be unaffected. If Europe does well the UK will also do well. Removing yourselves from being part of the decision making for the area that you are part of, especially when you had a great deal of influence, was monumentally stupid.

That all said, I understand why the British people wanted to lash out at the establishment. The problem is that they've been (as have we all, in every country) been manipulated by those who do not have our best interests as a goal. The problems in the UK came from, and could have been solved by, the political and business leaders, regardless of EU membership. They just don't want to.
This is great. I’ve spent some time working with gov teams where this is recommended practice [0]. In many cases though codifying as a requirement is still needed for that recommendation to be followed. This is particularly true for those who have not been part of OSS community before, which is common in public service.

As others have highlighted, public funds should lead to public good and open source is a great way to increase that benefit.

[0]: https://www.forgov.qld.gov.au/information-and-communication-...
Yep.

2 factor authentication using 2 simple mechanisms is great.

Password for most cases. And then in high value things, ask me for 2FA. For things like banks and anything money related, SMS 2FA already exists and is good enough. For normal websites, uncommon yet important actions, such as logging in (everyone can use long lived sessions these days), repo deletion on GitHub, etc, ask for me for 2FA.

TOTP is also a really nice mechanism, especially in authenticator apps today that can backup your keys to cloud storage.

I know "SMS" and "backup keys to cloud storage" gets the security folks off their chairs, but outside a theoretical setting they're both a perfectly good tradeoff.
Can you then detach it to make it "non-quick", if you want to keep working on that separate context thing?

What I find annoying with my workflow (linux) is that starting a terminal and shell takes a lot of time. I wonder if it's possible to have a terminal always loaded so that my keybinding for creating a terminal would actually: move terminal in current workspace, focus it, then spawn another invisible terminal in the background.
It's crazy how good it is. I cannot recommend it enough.
Nvidia M40 and P40.
I tried and it looks really nice, best christmas gift this year
i think i found the issue: the paper says distance function is 0 IFF elements are equal. so for this example, you can not define d(1,2) as equal to 0. so it is not rich, as this is the only way to get the partition {{1,2}}.
I'm also interested in why the MIT license was chosen. I guess it's because of the plan to create 'libghostty'?
A wiki.
Am I mistaken or is the term just not in trend any more?
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Also, ‘economically’ in this context is so far outside of what a normal person can process that it’s absurd. $500k/day-$3mln/day?
Really nice idea!

Sadly in my prompt it replies with absolutely invented data.
Same prompt, three times gives 3-4 different results, that era simply not true.

Prompt: show me the best glass factories in valsassina, italy.
(there are no glass factories, so it suggest glass worker that contains wrong coordinates and invented names)
This is the Alacritty answer to a lot of queries. I took the advice, eventually.
New Rose Hotel

Death Machine

Surrogates

Cyborg

Freejack

Nemesis

Hardware (M.A.R.K. 13)

Dark City

Cypher

Ex Machina

Hardcore Henry

Reminiscence

Zone 414

Synchronic

Moon
Also got into making children's books with AI. Midjourney mostly. Has been fun, but my son is running out of ideas. Good thing chatgpt is fairly creative, once you give it the right persona.
Very nice product! In the past I usually wrote TikZ code by hand and it was pretty fast but now I forgot a lot of that stuff and this could be very useful for commutative diagrams.
There is a German author called Marc-Uwe-Kling. He writes hilarious stories for adults. Sure enough when he got kids he started writing children books too. (Which incidentally are also hilarious and my son loves them)

It feels very natural that you try to apply your skills for your kids too.
There is a demo video on the page.
The sound of silence can be deafening.
Well, I guess my message has permeated the commentariat.

Nothing makes the stupid angrier than someone explaining stupidity.

"Ooooohhh!" --Yosemite Sam
The audio books are narrated brilliantly too. Stange fact: bobiverse has no dedicated Wikipedia page.
I don’t think that’s so controversial, neither does the UK government - https://www.gov.uk/service-manual/technology/making-source-c...
Sometimes redundant things are also knocked out, e.g. https://www.thestack.technology/google-cloud-paris-water-fir...

Tl;Dr fire in one data center hall was put out with water, water leaked into other hall's power generator and battery area. Turns out loads of water and power generation equipment don't mix well, and servers don't like sitting in puddles of water.

Another one was where the whole building burnt down rather than "just" the power equipment. https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/fire-destroys-ovh...
It’s the same accountability shirking language as when layoffs “have affected you” instead of “I mismanaged this business and as a result I’m firing you”.

It’s always the same abstract invisible hand that just keeps affecting everyone! Scott Alexander’s Moloch perhaps :)
Looks nice, but the Quick Terminal isn't instant, so I'll stick with iTerm2.

iTerm2 isn't instant either, but they feel about the same[0], although with iTerm2 the full screen Quake-mode (Quick Terminal equivalent) hides the MacOS menu bar, and Ghostty doesn't.

For my taste, I want a full screen terminal, with no menu bar, no delay, and no animations, which I can toggle with a global hotkey.

[0]: Actually, scratch that. I tested again, and iTerm2 opens more quickly.
some parts of germany are also available. some buildings are simple, some have a really good 3d model.
for example here is the data for bavaria https://geodaten.bayern.de/opengeodata/OpenDataDetail.html?p...
Nice job. . . I looked for kite boarding spots in Puerto Rico and everything showed up. I really like the clean UI too.
> but can only be in one directory, unless you create duplicates or symlinks or whatever.

Non-sym links do exactly this. Starting with your file in foo;

ln foo/file bar/file

will have the file (really a reference-counted pointer) appear in both directories. It's the same location on disk and there's no overhead until you run out of inodes.
We have a similar issue in the UK. The government has refused to provide enough resources to process the backlog of asylum applications, so people are left in limbo being housed in hotels with no legal rights to work or anything. It costs way more than just processing their applications and allowing them to work, but the government are too scared of looking 'soft on immigration'. And these hotels are often in poor and disenfranchised communities, so people understandably ask "why are they getting hotels paid for by the government when we have such a lack of social housing?". It just creates more tension and doesn't help anyone.

It's also important to separate the different kinds of immigration. Refugees are a very different category from other migrants, because we have international obligations to grant them asylum in legitimate cases. So lumping them all under the banner of 'immigration' isn't really helpful.
Or write a script to do so. Don't forget to test it first.
I love this page in your docs:

https://ghostty.org/docs/about

Clear, friendly, modest, respectful and with the right balance of detail vs overview.

Congratulations on your launch.
I'd imagine the keyword is "have to attend".

If you truly have no choice then who's to blame you but if you decide to show up to a party and then proceed to walk around and look at the furniture all night then maybe you could have put a minimum amount of effort to engage with others who could have stayed at home that day?

But if you are somewhere to listen to some nice talks and then they force you to "network" then I'd say it's totally ok to sit it out and avoid anything unwanted.
Read section 4 of the law, especially the automatic exemptions. Lots of stuff isn't covered.
Actor-Critic my beloved!
This product just breathes craftsmanship and love. Respect and thank you!
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